HOOF-it® Video Training

Quick Block® Boot Block®

Our Quick Block® is fast curing within 30 seconds, and easy to work with. Our cartridges will fit into any gun that you have in your trimming block. Quick Blockis designed to be used in conjunction with our bovine Boot Block® or wooden block system. This products is a simple one-step process with the mixing done in the tip demonstrated in the video. One shot to the block and you're done. It just doesn't get any easier than than HOOF-it® Quick Block®!

Step by Step Directions

Powder & Liquid

HOOF-it's® innovative powder & liquid is demonstrated using a woodBoot Block®.

Acrylic Block

Watch how to properly use HOOF-it's® Acrylic Boot Block when paired with HOOF-it's® Powder and Liquid products.

Step by Step Directions

Preparation: Trim the Sound Digit of the claw as flat as possible. Clean bottom of digit, thoroughly removing all loose or stained claw material. Application areamust be dry.

1. If using the 250 ml Quick Block© cartridge, place cartridge into standard caulking gun. If
using the 50 ml Quick Block© cartridge, place cartridge into converter first and then place converter into standard caulking gun.

2. Remove cap and attach mixing tip. Pump out a small amount of adhesive until both components flow as discarding a small portion of adhesive first insures proper mixin

3. Apply Quick Block© PU to wooden block or HOOF-it® Boot Block© and apply immediately to well prepared, sound digit.

4. Press firmly for 30 seconds.

5. Cow is ready for release in 2 to 3 minutes depending on outside temperature. Mixing tipmay be left on tube until next use.

Acrylic Adhesive for Wood, Rubber or Plastic Blocks /
Boots

Preparation: Trim the sound digit of the claw as flat as possible.Clean bottom of digit thoroughly removing all loose or stained claw material. Application area must be dry.

1. Trim and treat the claw according to your normal protocol. The HOOF-it® block is applied to the healthy claw of the affected foot.

2. Poor the liquid into the HOOF-it® boot up to the measuring line, approximately 15 ml. Add approximately 30 g of the powder for a 2:1 ratio, then mix into a paste with the included spatula.

3. Place the wooden block into the plastic boot so the toe of the block touches the toe of the boot and the block and boot together resemble a slipper.

4. Press the block down into the paste and to the bottom of the claw until it is firmly attached.

5.Spread the remaining paste thickly and evenly onto the top of the wooden block.